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Anthropic just filed for a near-trillion-dollar IPO. Days later, it published a paper warning its own AI may soon build itself without human oversight.

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Anthropic just told the world AI might be too powerful to build responsibly. Then it quietly filed to go public at nearly a trillion dollars.

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A record 56 women now lead Fortune 500 companies. So why did the same year quietly hollow out what that number actually means?

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